First or all I want to mention that I greatly appreciate the oppurtunity to get offered a lifetime deal. That was a big plus for me, since I hate subscriptions with ongoing costs.

There's a huge number of different models to choose from and all of them are "theoretically" capable of creating awesome images.

In comparison to other image creation softwares (like Midjourney), the prompts are a bit harder to create. The output of my like ~ 30 first images I created was pretty bad. I then went ahead and took a look into the example pictures each category offers and was actually able to 1:1 recreate the shown images by exactly copying all the filters. Little sidenote - I LOVE the logging of the pictures created, it gives me the option to later go back to previously created images and change them. Honest heads up for that!

So having a bit more input now, I was also able to create better images which are about equalish to those that I know from Midjourney. But all in all I think that a lot negative reviews just come from the lack of knowledge on how to create better images. This would also be my main concern of critique.

I obviously do not know "how", but there should be some way of helping beginners to create better images. Yes I do know that there are some samples, but all in all, it's still complicated and probably overwhelming for newbies, which gives them negative first experiences and therefore not try further.

Probably (just a thought) create another category for "beginner friendly" models, that are not so harsh on the input / filters used. Bcs I realized some deliver consistent awesome images while others delivered horrible images before I was using very certain inputs, which I wouldn't have known about if I didn't check the samples.

Considering all of that, I wasn't sure if I wanted to go for 4 or 5 taccos, but I'll round up here. Just wanted to mention my honest concerns in a fair way.

After all, thanks for this awesome Software.